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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-30
IN OUR
Shoe Department

Will be Found This Week.
l lot ladies' kid button shoes at
81 50. worth So 50
] lot ladies' kid 'front.' lace shoss at
81 %, worth So.
/ lot Misses kid button shoes at
81 -, worth ~.
/ lot childrpn's button shoes al
95c, worth 81 so.
/ lot children's kid andpsbble shoes
at 8bc, worth 81 %.
] lot children's spring heel button
shoes at zoe, worth 81 %.
/ lot infants kid and pebble shoes
at Acc, worth Toe.
Large Assortment OF Mems aud
Boys Shos IS at hall their value.
10 addition, there will be
bargains In
Dress Goods and Cloaks,
OF every description, at half value,
EmbrOlderiesi EmbrOlderles I
serve will exhibit this week the
latest patterns OF foe Hambu gs,
and announce hereby that we
have again secured the control OF
Short Ends 4 nbroideries, which
we will put on sale, commencing
Monday. Alec q full line Of foe
Torchon L,cee, at prices lower
than elsewhere.
White Goods Department.
We have received full stock
OF all kinds OF 6ne and novelty
White G )ods, aud the first case OF
our celebrated 40 inch India Linen,
at l0c a yard, will be placed on
sale this week, aud one case OF fine
Checked Nainsook at 70 yard,
worth l0o a yard; one case foe
Checked Null at l2ac, worth 26c.
This Week, Wednesday and
Thursday, Special Sale OF
BIanketsI
100 Fine. California Blankets at less
than cost.
20 Pair Fine White Blankets,
slightly soiled, at half price.
The Greatest Bargains This Week
Ar
GOLDSMITH'S.
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READ Goldsmith's card.
Beautiful Shoes.

All the latest styles, from the beet
factories, at ]. NJ. Hill & Co.'s, corner
Union and Main. \
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READ Goldsmith's card.


The new style Furniture and car.
pats, for sale cheap at Mitchell &
Bryson's.
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Cold wave Coming.

Cold wave Coming.
WASHINGTON, January 2s--5,45 pm.
Observer. Memphis;
Hoist cold wave signal. The tenn
perature will probably fall from zoo to
500 by Z o'clock Monday morning,
GREEDY.
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GNM'& SAcG>N zig a:a Is

READ Goldsmith's card.
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READ Gold m'th's card.
Rubber stamps. HnberIing, $40 ed.
KO.KO IulV.

Use Colem ans. 1t is the best, Its
manufacture in Memoirs is an i'm
poftsnt enterprise. All like it, be-
cause it is heat1y.
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READ Goldsmith's card.

WRa receiving large consiguments
OF coal. Pm PATraRsoN a 90,
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and Shoes
Bought at q SACRIFICE SALE
must be sold within two
weeks, to make room
for our Spring
Stock.
80 pcs best brand calicos, worth
7lc, for &c.
8 cases yard wide bleached muslin,
soft finish, worth loo, for 6lc
per yard.
2 cases Sea Island domestic, %
yards for 81.
40 pcs good bleached muslin at SC
ayard.
20 pcs l0-4 shesting at loo a yard.
10 pcs feather ticking at &c a yard.
40 pcs best apron gtngham at 7ac
ayard.
20 pcs shifting percale, "A, at 7Ac,
worth 123c,
2 cases best Merrimac shifting at
&c, worth Tic.
B pcs table linen at l2ac q yard,
worth double.
2 pcs loom damask, all linen, at
22ic a yard.
10 pcs Turkey red damask ct 22Ac
per yard.
9 pcs best German rcd damask at
Doc, worth Toe.
40 dcz checked napkins at $50 a
dozen, worth 60c.
IS doS checked towels at 45,.
40 doz al linen towels at 85c.
100 doz all linen damask towels, 95c.
so pcs all linen crash at sc a yard.
90 pcs checked linen toweling, 70.
90 doz unlsuudried shirts, 25c each.
40 dcE pecile Bhiits, laundried, at
SOC aI isce.
100 dos gsnts' scarfJ and ties, 25c.
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EVERYBODY chews Horse Shoe I"
plug because It is the best navy made.
Don't 1t.
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DRESS GOODS.

DnhJo VVVOOs
Dress Goods that have b sen sold at
35c and Acc reducsd to 15c per
yard.
% pieces 38 inch Foule Serge, in o
full line OF colore, reduced from
Acc to 25c per yard.
Hairline stripes in French Serge
and Cancels Hair Suitings, re.
duced from 81 80 to SOC per yard.
54.inch all wool English Suiting,
reduced from ST. 80 to 81 per
yard.
Black Dress Goods.
10 pieces, 4S-inch Cashmere, re-
duced from ST. rs t, Zoe per yard.
A few pieces OF 81 inch Ladies'
Cloth left at zoe per yard.
BARGAINS FOR GENTLEMEN.
Mems Unlaundried Shirts, open
back, Linen bosom, lined, rem.
forced fronts and made OF good
cotton, only SHE each.
Mems Unlaundried Shirts, open
fronts, 10 and 81 plaits, Linen
bosom, lined, reinforced fronts
and A No. cotton, at zoe each.
As We have only a limited guam
tity OF the above two lots, we
advise an early call, as they are the
best bargains ever offered.
Only q few left of Mems Merino
Shirts and Drawers at Soc each.
II you need underwear bear
this in mind.
Hosiery.
so dozen Childrsn's School Hose,
French ribbed cotton, dark fan
cy colors, full regular, only l5c
per pair, worth 40,.
100 dozen Children's extra foe
French ribbed cotton Hoe,
white feet, dark solid colors and
black, all sizes, only 26c per pair,
worth double.
''''''s.. '''s...''
b. LOWENSTEIN q BROS.
''''.''''' '''''''" ......... '.'s.''. .
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LAST GREAT OPPORTUNITY

LAST GREAT OPPORTUNITY
TO BUY A.
Fine Cloak for q Trtfle.
Actually at Quarter OF Value.
$40 90 Cloaks at SIP 80.
$S5 90 Cloaks at $25.
$!5 90 Cloaks at 81 so.
Ladies, you will never have such
a chance again. We must sell
them. Think OF it!
For $25 90 you can get an i'm
ported garment that will always
be Morn, and worth $S5.
For SIP so you can get choice OF
all our $40 Cloaks. We have
on hand
IL Seal Plush Long Sacques. Yeu
know there has been no change
in the style for ten years, nor
is there likely to be any. We
will sell them tomorrow
0NETHIRD REGULAR PRICE
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Embr0lderies. Embr0iderles.
Hosiery. Hosiery.

HOkleryO hosiery
Special offering for this week only.
One lot Of ladies' Solid Colored
Hose, with unbleached tops,
new and desirable goods, at 25c
pair. This is rare bargain.
Ladies' Solid Colored Fleece Lined
Hose, split feet, in all colors, at
coca pair; reduced from Acc,
Misses Cotton Hose, regular made
and extra long, sizes from to
81, at 17lc q pair,
To close out Q few lines of gents
imported Merlno Half Hose, in
mixed colors, we will offer them
at 25c a pair. These goods
were sold in season at SOC a
pair.
Ladies, it will pay you to see our
bargains.
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Dress Goods and Silks.

A thorough clearing out is going
on in both these departments.
For S. you can get $40 worth of
goods.
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Black Dress Goods,

10 pieces, 4S-inch Cashmere, re-.
duced from ST. rs t, 75c per yard.
A few piece, OF 81 inch Lldies'
Cloth left at zoo per yard.
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READ Gold amith's card.
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Important lawsuit.

Suit has bcrn brought against the pro-
prictors ct the rulai- Royal, 30 Main
street, ON account ~ nn accident which
happened nj its doors. la the excitement
ui yesterday one oi our best citizens IN
passing the luai~r ROYAL injured himself
severely 10y falling over the gcat display Of
TOYS AMI novelties which arr displayed In
front oi the mammoth establishment,
However. the same hns been satisfactorily
compromised hy this great establishment
receiving, by the steamer Eureka, i'm.
ported direct imm Europe, iiity cascs OF
TOYS and novelties ui every Kind, clucks
silver knives and forks, aud many other
articles ui like nature ton numerous o.
mention The reputation this house has
paiurd Ia tlc short time II hns hyrn IN cN.
btcncr. for H. superior line NJ fancy goods
tons, etc. Is something marvellous Call
aud see the beautiful display now ON cNhi.
hilton NJ the ralais ROYAL, No. 22u Main
street
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 22I Second st.
Williams q Co.. saw-mill.
Telephone I52.
y. II. Baldwin 4 Co., dealers in pianos
and organs, No. 2j7! Main street.
o. X. IIouCR & Co. have removed TO
their new store. No 1858 Main street.
" you want all pine lumber call on
Brinklcy lumber company No. IA Jelier-
son street.
ALWAYS ask for the Ozark brands Of ci-
der and vinegar, and take no other. Guar
antcod the best.
Pune and white as the flower whose
name il bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder
STANLEY 4 ANDERSON, funeral directors
and embalmcrs, No. ~ Madison street, are
fully prepared TO furnish chairs at resi-
dCnccs, when ordered, for the accommoda-
ton Of friends
SPECIAL students will bc received in any
department at the lligbcc School, or TO
take private lessons in Music, Art, Elocu-
ton, Literature, the Languages, or IN the
business COursc.
Miss LEwELLYN has returned nom the
cast and she will resume her private class
la clocutiun October g. Dclsartc method.
Location of tone aud physical culture will
receive especial attention. Those who wish
10 understand principles and become intclli-
gent readers preferred For terms, send for
circular or call ut No. 80 Adams street, after
3 o'clock.
Miss CARRIE NJ HEATING, teacher of
music, vocal and instrumental, is teach
inc at the music-hous of ID. II. Baldwin.
As already announced, Miss keating will
give FIRE scholarship for the last five
months of the session M reward Ia the
pupil having the best record up 10 fcbru'
AIRY for diligcnt study andthc highest de-
GREG of pcrlpction.
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FATHER WILLIAM WALSH.
Leading Priest 20 Leave Memphis
Today for Chattanooga.

A Lending Priest 20 Leave Memphis
Today for Chattanooga.
II is now certain that at the last mass to-
day the Row William Walsh, rec
tor Of S. Bridgid's church, will say fare
well 10 the congregation lac has for ~
many years presided over, and tonight
leave Memphis 10 assume the pasloratc OF
the church ut Chattanooga. So says the
Catholic Journal Of the New South OF last
week The frst duty 0fn priost, like that
Of soldier is 10 obey his supcriors, and
whatever feelings OF sorrow fnthcr Walsh
may entertain at parting with those whom
many years of association have ondcarcd
10 his heart will he frightened by the
knowledge that he is going where duty
calls him. The removal OF Father Walsh
Ia Chattanooga, although n city of inferior
sizo TO Memphis, may be regarded in the
light Of special recognition ut his devotion
and executive ability, The congregation
over which he Is IN assume charge IA now
the largest and most important In the do
cese. A grand church cdilicc and other
buildings In connection, the estimated
cost oi which will not be lcss than $780,
OOO are To be- erected there during the
coming year.
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CmAr Heating Stove. at Gabay's


Nj. T. 4 Leddin, principal II Icddin's
Buduc,s college, has made AN accession To
his popular college IN the person oi Prof
W. r. Waisont, formerly principal oi the
Nashville Bryant y STATION Business col
lcgc. Prof Waisons has had fifteen year,
experience In teaching aud is author oi
the finest system oi actual business pmc.
ticc ever used In this country. MANY new
and practical FEATURES will be added tn the
course Of studies IN this institution, inrlud-
ing actual business practice, modern bank.
ing, etc. Prof Mai-onsis 10y far the finest
teacher Of pcnmanship and the best pen.
man In the south. Ills method Of school
government cannot be surpassed lie
comes highly recommended, aud b rccog.
ni1cd by business college teachers % being
the best business educator In the United
States.
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Pepper thence west with south side JET
fcHon street 81 feet inches to east line Of
80 feet, formerly owned by Mckinney;
thence south l4Sl feet 10 alley, east 81 feet
3 inches, north llSl feet 10 beginning.
Onc-cighth interest in 42acrcsol Loiland
tract.
By Donncily & Kallahcr
North lSlx70 feet OF lot 3I2, on east side
Second street.
Part lot 90, south JOl Of north jjxllsl
feet east side Chickasaw street.
Lot COX, northwest corner Main and
Alabama streets.
10 secure Donnelly 4 Kallahcr in sum Of
~, 100, LOT q, block 35 Fort Pickering.
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Manufactured only by the California Fig
syrup company san Francisco. Cal, u
natures own true laxative. II Is the most
easily taken aud the most pleasantly effective
Um,dy known Ia cleanse thc system when
bilious ur custiyc. a. dispcl hcrlnchcs, colds
and ir,rTs. "a cum hnhiiunl constipation, in
Digestion etc For sale Ia IN cents and II
huitlcs by N. ilcistrr AMI OIL leading
druggists Van Vic,t q Co, q. W. Jones a
CO., W y Milksuon 4 Co, Mansfield n
CO., have been appointed Wholesale agents
| al MaUUtitts
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The citizens NJ Memphis ran now obtain
laundry. No. ~ and - lloalc street. This
laundry. which Is 'nlir'ly new Ia all lie.
plrimrnls, is nov one II the most com.
plc'c establishments at It's Kind In the
touth. Telephone jbi Free call-lur work.
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WEDDING PRESENTS!

They last forever and never grow old Prices
are unusually low.
We have made extraordinary efforts to sup
ply the demand for wedding presents; beside
bronzes, pedestals, vases, clocks andhne pottery,
we have elegant novelties of various kinds from
Paris, Vienna and Berlin.
In the same department China and Glass
ware) we are also exhibiting beautiful specimens
from the Royal Potteries of Europe, as well as
Havilands French China Dinner, Fish and
Game Sets.
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POINTS TO PONDER OVER.

We arr not selling Tor $40 Suits and
Oyrrnals that cost M so. We uw
settling SlO Suits and Oycrrults that
We paid - 20 and ~ On ior, aud which
the tailors expected To get SIS % aud
so ~ ior.
We do not keep any cotton hcld'
woolcns 10 palm of rs great clothing
bargains
We do have splendid al wool CASH
mere, Chcyiot aud Woplcd Suits, at
SlOOo, 81 % aud Sl2 80, all tailor
made, aud which, II ordered from the
tailor, would cos, double those figures.
We don't want YOU to buy blindly.
We want YOU Ia convince yourself
that You can save Money by buying
ium u.s. We have a magnificent stock
OF Corkscww, Fine WoHlcd, Prince
Albert and other inc Suits, at $40,
Sli 30, Sli Oo, and up 10 $50
Fall and Winter Oycpoals, all Gus.
tom.madc, from $40 up TO so.
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NOTICE.
Stockholders Meeting.

orr,cr Nruurs & Cu'niproN n. n. COL
~ iOWAit ~, n. v, uyt 81. 1881
rIuF ANNrAt. sTo,kinl rus MEETING or
,' wv, ,l and the disposition of su,h ,,hcs
Ga,n9. ' asmihi bc erougl hyorr t i 6SFc6y
,,jtbtr,,,W mi nn such ms iut VIII ucair. owing
W wv '"IW lie holdiur of 1th election
''''N l''''"' l. NJ. stllWAN. sygr5iar,.
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SIN Tuos. Gu,rrNN EsnoNpr and Ar.
thur O'Connor the Irish parliamcniaraus
now visiting this country IN the Interests
oi home rule, will arrive in Memphis the
latter part OF the present month A mass
meeting 10 prepare Tor their reception is
called Tor on Tuesday evening neat ut
Knights 1i lnniiuil hall.
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BY REQUEST, Mr.. $. NJ. Sayiord will
preach to men only sunday, November q,
$50 u'clEk, in the Court street church,
from the text, "Whnt Think Icol Christi
Night service at $50 O'Clock for both
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Yor arc invited 10 attend the revival
services tonight In Sanlmns street Method.
1T church, Chclfca, conducted 10y W c.
IAAn.. T. q.
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THAT'S ENOUGH,
DON'T YOU THINK
It IN All That We Promise, But That
Is Bottor than Others Do.

The MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS
have a magnificent stock of FALL and
Winter Suits, Pants aud Oycrcoats. II
IL not piled ON our counters mountain
high, aud II didn't take sixty l0,omo-
tiycs Ia bring II io Memphis. hut it
isa perfectly ir'sh stock. tits all tniIor-
made gnndsi It Is all neat aud fashion
able, aud II Is nll a,ll at about one
hall its value. II Is thc sort OF clothing
that gives good wear and good salts.
faction, and when the quality oi the
Foois Is considered It IL 40 per cent
lower than prices elsewhere.
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&COMP-ANY

The lovers of art are cordially invited to ex-
anime our grand exhibit of Bronzes, KeramcS
and other rare ornamental works. Nothing
more elegant for
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Ln.ilcs Arc Ann

Stpining your eyes looking for Felt Hats
for ~ cents. trimmed Sailors for II, lovely
trimmed suit Hats or bonncts for only 81
Hair Goods almost given away. The place
IL 1. layigncs No. 252 Main street
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one Hundred ~ Washing Machines

10 introduce them. II you want one send
ut once Ia Monarch Laundry Works, No. ~
Wabash avenue, Chicago, III.
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Ad.I.n In Mnihcrs

Mr. wlusluw's soothing syrup should always he
usrd for children trothing, II suothcs the child.
ioitcns the gums nllays all palm cuns Wind cholc.
aud II the ipst remedy fnf dinfrhcn "r ~ lutuo
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Jrst RECEIVED Full line oil-cloih aud
Carpets, which We will sell very cheap.
Call ut Gubay's storc, corner bcalc ami
shelby, OF 81 Bgalc street.
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.fitN Hospital
Distribution by Wards First L. Second,
@. Third, p. Fourth, 4. Filth, O, Sixth ?.
seventh. .. Eighth. o. Ninth, 2, Tenth.
I. city Hospital, T. still born, l. White,
o. Jolprcd, H. Total, -.
Y. 4. Wiili,NsoN, MD.
secretary Board uf Health
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Mori,rar, Report.

For the week ending Saturday November D.
1857, nj q O'Clock pm;
-. +.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-06-25

Mr.. Parnell. in abandoning obstructive
tactics in the debate upon the crimes act,
has disarmed the Tory ministry of a
club which they welded with powerful
effect. The passage Of the bill is car
tain, but its practical working is quite
another matter. It's glaring abuses may
be shown up vividly by judiciously pro-
posed amendments. The fact that the
government abandoned the clause pro-
yiding for changes of venue from Ire
land to London shows that there ls
limit to the brutal assurance of the Tory
leaders. Patience will yet win the battle
for home rule, and Parnell has shown
himself full of that great virtue.
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PARNELL'S PRESENT WORK
He Regards the Passage. of the Crimes
Bill as a Foregone Conclusion,
And Is Busly Engaged in Deyising Ways and
Means to Enable the Irish Tenantry to Sue
cesSfully Oppose Its Enforcement.
THE IRISH GRIMES Bill.

Slow Progress with the Measure-The Work
In Which ParnelI Is Engaged.
Special TO the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
LONDON. May 10-Yesterdays session of Par
lament, although protracted until half-past
o'clock this morning, was by means pro-
ductive of the results desired by the govern
rnent, since less progress made in the con-
sideration of the coercion bill thar during any
other session since the measure entered the com
1nttee stage After sitting thirteen and half
hours, three-quarters of which time given
to the bill in committee, the House was able to
report progress on only seven lines of the first
clause of the measure and the prospect of di
vision on Friday it's lustre already furnished
reeeded into the haze of uncertainty, and finally
disappeared in the cloud of impossibility. The
c,oture rule was applied remorselessly by the
government leader, Mr.. Smith, but even this
weapon, potent as it is, served only to halt the
enemy, while it's use did not in any way advance
the position of those welding it.
Mr.. Parnells illness, which is now admitted to
be serious, prevented his attendance, greatly to
the disappointment of the few who still doubted
the accuracy of the rumors concerning the state
of his health but. even in his retirement be has
not been idle. For some time past he has been
in correspondence and often in personal confer
ence, in his retreat at Avondale, with the lead
ers Of the party, with the object of perfectng
certain arrangements for future action. The
passage and rigorous enforcement OF the crimes
bill being forecone conclusion, Mr.. Parnell has
undertaken. with the assistance of his colleagues,
to devise means of defense for the Irish people
against the operation of the act and large part
of the mental effort permitted him by his physi-
clan has been directed to that end. AS the out
come of Mr.. ParnelIs recent correspondence and
conferences, it NAV be set down as fact that the
enforcement Of the coercion law will be
stoutly and cleverly resisted in Ireland it's
progress toward passage is being contested in
the House.
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swered that ne had not. He was asked if he
mad seen the President to-day and if he had any
nope or getting the appointment, to both of
wnicn queries he replied in the negative. He
tnen went on to say that great deal had been
puollsned as coming from him that was wholly
unauthorized. and he did not like the way
he had been treated His business here
was not in connection with the treasurer
snip. but on matters connected with his
present position in the Office of the Comptroller
or the Currency. This statement being received
with an neredulous smile, MIR. Hyatt good
naturedly attempted to repeat it, but without
much spirit He said he hoped to get away this
evening, and that the reporters. of whom he had
seen about one hundred since he left home,
would let him alone. Elk Senator Barnum is
very much exasperated at the miscarriage of his
plan for having his man appointed Immediately,
but he is still laboring around the White House
to remove the unfavorable impression created
by the premature publications OF his alleged sue
cess In securing patronage. Secretary Fairchild
is non-committal on the subject of MIR. Hyatts
appointment. and Colonel Lamont will hazard no
prediction about the outcome. It cannot be said
that Hyatts chances wholly destroyed, but
II he gets the place after the advertising he has
received. 1t will be surprise to everybody con
nected with the Treasury Department. Per
sonally, Hyatt seems to be very pleasant gen.
tlenan, and he makes every effort to maintain
his dignity; but he is badly ratified by the cool
reception he has evidently received at the White
House, and he exhibits great nervousness.
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Queen Victoria has commanded that private
performance be given by the Wild West show at
3 o'clock this afternoon.
Ant-Jewish riots occurred at Kajelin. Mora
via, and at Budacers, Pesth, yesterday.
Houses we're ransacked and Jews subjected to
every species of indignlty.
NJ. Lamoureaux, the manager of the Eden
Theater, Paris, in which ''Lohengrin" was
produced recently, but which Withdrawn
owing to the opposition by n portion of the peo-
pie to German works. has entered suit against
the newspaper La France, to recover so, 600
francs damages for an attack on the opera
In relation to the dispatch from Berlin, stat
ing that experiments showed that melinite de-
composes if kept long. and is therefore use
for purposes. the French government assert
that the su bstance experimental with in Berlin
was not melinite and base their assertion on tie
fact that meinite is unknown in Germany